There is a tiny line between love and hatred.

In "Good Pharmacist, Bad Pharmacist," Ethan Sawyer, a final-year pharmacy student, grapples with the weight of his upbringing where competency overshadows kindness. Scarred by a childhood of emotional neglect and parental pressure, Ethan finds solace in rationality and skepticism.
However, his structured world is disrupted when he encounters Amber Harrison, a fellow student whose seemingly clumsy demeanor challenges his beliefs.
Ethan's journey becomes intertwined with Amber's, leading him to question his own perceptions and reevaluate the balance between competency and compassion in his own life.

How can two wounded souls, each taking different prescriptions for healing, find solace in one another's presence?